Biscuits for Breakfast

VINYL FORMAT. "This wasn't the album we were expecting to hear from Fink, who is/was a Ninja Tune artist with even more of a trip-top bent than most on the label. And that's certainly the understatement of the month, because Biscuits for Breakfast sounds like the album of an introspective singer-songwriter, rather than that of an experienced dancefloor filler. It's a complete U-turn, 180, about-face, whatever you want to call it. Still, once we got over the initial shock, it was soon apparent that this was going to be one of our favorites from the first half of 2006, and no doubt beyond. Dance music it isn't, but despite the slower pace, Fink has instilled his songs with the kind of funky undercurrent that only an experienced dance DJ could manage. Most importantly, he makes it sound like he's been doing this forever, and the whole album swaggers with a natural confidence that few manage within any genre, let alone one that, at least from their audience's point of view, that they're essentially new to." - Pixel Surgeon